Just tried for the first time, clicked done, went down to personalize option and code did not come up as template. Do I have to make this code a template object. Oh, I wish Z could begin to create short tutorials for things of this nature, plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzeeeee
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Some helpful information while I was searching around. https://linlet.com/guide/article/165-Should-I-have-a-QR-code-on-my-business-card
You have to make it a template.
I could do a video about it, I’m just a little bored because I never see anyone excited with this QR code thing. LOL. Actually, I saw a meme on Facebook the other day in which a person receives the menu of the restaurant as a card with a QR code and then immediately leaves the restaurant. :joy:
I was a little more excited about it, until I learned that scammers are using QR Codes to send unsuspecting users to malware downloads.
because I never see anyone excited with this QR code thing.
Look at this Reddit thread I saved from a few weeks ago.
I hope everyone is as obsessed with their invitations as I am with mine!
The invite suite is from Zazzle. Note the QR codes on the insert cards, and this in the comments:
“So beautiful! Love the square insert card with the QR codes. Brilliant honestly!”
—> “When I saw them on the website I couldn’t help myself!”
They don’t say what they linked the QR codes to but it sounds like that’s the only reason they decided to get them. 
As an aside, interesting to see her compete order with so many different fonts used across the pieces. Including a piece with Blooming Elegant & a different one with Morganna. Guess the whole typeface thing doesn’t matter that much to some customers, after all? 😏
Their phrase is ambiguous, they could be just referring to the overall design of the square cards, not exactly the QR codes. 😅 But nice to see that people actually buy it. 🤗
Maybe it was not because of the small size, but the round surface? I mean, QR codes should be on flat surfaces. The roundness of the ball may cause a distortion that affects the reading.